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They puppy will be almost 6 months old by the time you got back to school, so by that time he should be crate trained and able to hold it in his crate from that long. Could you come home at lunch to let him out? That might make the transition easier.
It will really depend on how house-training the dog over the summer goes. If he can hold it that long by the time school starts, you should be fine since he can be in a crate. But if the house-training goes slower, and he can`t hold his bladder for the whole dat by the time school is back, you will have to make other arrangements until he can hold it. You could paper train him, but that makes fully house-breaking him harder and a slower process.
Would you consider adopting an older puppy (6 months or older) or even rescuing an adult dog (over a year). But that time the house training won`t be an issues at all, and then over the summer you can crate train him to be able to entertain himself during the day when you are gone.

Usually it`s 3 months of non-payment and they start the proceeding and you have another 3 months before you have to leave. You still need to call and let them know what`s going on. There`s nothing to be embarrassed about because everyone has been late on a bill at least once. For me, it`s been more than once! I`m not sure why the bank is so pushy... maybe they are being a little antsy because the failing economy and forclosures are putting a crunch on them as well. I actually just saw a news article where all the banks in Florida have boats filling their parking lot because everyone is walking away from their loan. It`s just a financial crisis right now in the US of A.

Hi friend! generally house owner should leave the house before foreclosure with wells fargo because in the rules and regulations of many wells fargo bank that when they have issued the notice of foreclosure then accoridngly owner should leave the house before foreclosure. But there is another possiblity too that you can stay in your home if wells fargo or the person who have bought your house allows you to stay in it. You can discuss with them the time limit, up to that you can stay in your foreclosed house.

No they cant do anything before for closure for getting the exact figure you need to go to the wells fargo office and sit down and must talk to them face to face. the people at the lacal branch will not be able to help you But they will able to tell you the concern department of wells fargo that you need to talk with.You also need to find out your local community has a financial assistance program that can also provide you free counseling about forclosing also i think they will give you 90 days.

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Well bank can take overs your house at any time once you have passed your payment deadline. Bank can throw you out of your home and put your home in auction This is probably the procedure being used by your lender. Judicial Foreclosure If the lender decide to use the judicial foreclosure procedure you will be issued a summons to appear in court. Bank will recover its loan by selling you house. Bank can also declares you defaulter. I hope this will be answer
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This question When a bank takes over a house how soon do I have to leave, holds much importance in the procedure of foreclosure. Basically this all procedure of foreclosure rely upon the laws and principles of company or bank performing the foreclosure of any property. Mostly banks start foreclosure after 3 nonpayments. It issues the notice to warn the customer about nonpayments, if customer doesn`t react on that notice then bank has to perform auction or foreclosure.

I assume you dropped your price because you have noticed prices are dropping in your area.
My `gut feel` (you want to check with your local estate agent) is that your house is still over-priced and, if your REALLY want to sell (before prices drop even further) you need to cut it to 10% UNDER the current market ...
Your other choice is take it off the market now and wait for prices to recover (which could be next year or take 5 years)

After the lender continue to foreclose the house owner must give up the fight to keep the house.informing the bank or not the house must be empty after that. often they are inform the bank over the phone or in writing. after that let them to security to home and house owner inform them the house is abandoned duo to foreclose.after that the bank take decision the person who to take this home for advantage to them.

I have experienced this personally. Legally, you are still responsible for the payment of the property whether you live there or not. It is your legal obligation, if not it will effect you`re credit and could eventually lead to foreclosure of the property in question. Unless you take your name of the deed and/or lease you will be held accountable.

Creditors do not have direct power to garnish wages or freeze checking accounts...only a court can authorize this. They`d have to take you to court a win a judgement to freeze money in another bank account.
Also...if you have a checking account with Citi...then they may be able to take money out...but if you have a checking account with another bank, then they`d need to get a judgment.

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